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Provides structure templates for four skill archetypes: CLI reference, methodology, safety/security, and orchestration. Use when creating new Claude Code skills.
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Identify which archetype fits best and follow its structure.
Design and iterate Claude Code skills: SKILL.md structure, description formulas, content architecture, and quality evaluation. Invoke whenever task involves any interaction with Claude Code skills — creating, reviewing, evaluating, debugging, or improving skills.
Creates SKILL.md files following the Agent Skills open standard (agentskills.io). Covers frontmatter schema, procedure writing with Expected/On failure pairs, validation checklists, and registry integration.
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends OpenCode's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.
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Identify which archetype fits best and follow its structure.
For tools, CLIs, APIs. Structure by operations, minimize prose.
## Authentication
[How to authenticate]
## Core Operations
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `tool init` | Initialize project |
| `tool run` | Execute task |
## Common Workflows
[Task-oriented examples]
Examples: kamal-coder, wrangler-coder, gh-cli
For development practices, workflows, philosophies.
## Core Philosophy
[Why this approach matters - 2-3 sentences max]
## The Process
1. [Step with criteria]
2. [Step with criteria]
## Decision Criteria
| Situation | Action |
|-----------|--------|
| [condition] | [response] |
Examples: tdd-workflow, dhh-coder, founder-mode
For operations with risk. Include tiered approvals.
## Risk Tiers
| Tier | Operations | Approval |
|------|------------|----------|
| Low | Read-only queries | Auto |
| Medium | Modifications | Confirm |
| High | Destructive ops | Explicit |
## Blocking Patterns
[What to never do]
## Allowing Patterns
[Safe operations]
Examples: infra-security-review, devops-verifier
For multi-step processes that coordinate other tools.
## Quick Start
[Minimal invocation]
## Workflow Phases
1. [Phase]: [What happens]
2. [Phase]: [What happens]
## Machine-Readable Output
[JSON/YAML schema for automation]
Examples: build-task-workflow, quality-gate
For reproducible agent-to-agent handoffs, encode prompts in ALL CAPS:
## THE EXACT PROMPT
ANALYZE THE FOLLOWING CODE FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITIES:
1. CHECK FOR HARDCODED SECRETS
2. IDENTIFY SQL INJECTION RISKS
3. FLAG INSECURE DEPENDENCIES
RETURN FINDINGS AS JSON WITH SEVERITY LEVELS.
For multi-step processes with progress tracking:
## Checklist
- [ ] Step 1: [Action with success criteria]
- [ ] Step 2: [Action with success criteria]
- [ ] Step 3: [Action with success criteria]
Mark each complete before proceeding.
For operations requiring validation:
## Validation Loop
1. Execute action
2. Verify result matches criteria
3. If FAIL: diagnose → fix → goto 1
4. If PASS: proceed to next step
Never advance without validation passing.